Transcript Avaya Mobile Collaboration For Enterprise

Avaya Wireless LAN 8100
Release 3.0
Customer Presentation
August 2014
Agenda
1. Market Trends
2. Avaya WLAN 8100 Series Overview
3. What’s new in Release 3.0
4. Avaya Can Help You Get There
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49% WLAN growth in next five years
BYOD and
Consumerization
 Emerging Trends
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Consumer Video over Wi-Fi
Bring Your Own Device
802.1ac upgrade cycle
Mobile Enterprise Application
development
– Service Provider Wi-Fi
– Cloud-managed WLAN
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More Wi-Fi Devices than Humans
“1.2 billion smartphones & tablets
will be sold in 2014,
a 50% increase
over 2013”
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Evolving Standards
Max Throughput (Mbps)
 802.1n predominant today
– 55% of AP shipments 2012
– 92% 2016
 802.1ac IEEE ratified in
2013
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Moderate market adoption
5% AP shipments by 2016
Niche applications
Backward compatible with
11n
– WLAN 9100
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 802.1ac
– Much faster networking speeds – up to 3
times the bandwidth of 802.1n
– Uses 2 to 4 times the frequency
bandwidth (80-160MHz)
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More efficient data transfers through
sophisticated modulation,
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More antennas (up to 8)
– WLAN 9100 solution fit
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CIOs Challenges for Wireless LAN networks
Accommodating Mobile Traffic Explosion
Implement a scalable, future proofed infrastructure that can
accommodate video, BYOD & 802.1ac bandwidth demands
Real time Application Support
Ensure quality of service for all Wi-Fi applications, especially real
time applications such as video & UC
Reduce Cost
Eliminate the inefficiencies of overlay networks and leverage
virtualization to drive down costs
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Agenda – Mobile Collaboration
1. Market Trends
2. Avaya WLAN 8100 Series Overview
3. What’s new in Release 3.0
4. Avaya Can Help You Get There
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Introducing Avaya WLAN 8100 Series
Leading Scalability
Next generation architecture that integrates wireless LAN
forwarding directly into the switching architecture providing the
most cost effective way to support the mobile traffic explosion
Real time Optimized
Industry leading video & voice over Wi-Fi (Third party validated
- Miercom 2011)
Unified Solution with lower TCO
Unified Wired/Wireless Network & Management & Policy
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Foundational WLAN network for
Avaya’s Mobile Collaboration solution
Accelerate your business with faster collaboration
and smarter decisions anywhere on any device
Faster collaboration accelerates business
Empowering the right people globally
Accessible through presence, messaging, voice and conferencing
Smarter decisions drive customer satisfaction and results
People productive everywhere across mobile, teleworker, and office clients
Avaya Flare® Communicator for iPad – powering decision making on the go
Reliable integrated collaboration solution lowers TCO
Built on proven Avaya Aura® enterprise-wide foundation
Real-time optimized WLAN and Secure BYOD
Professional Services expertise accelerates adoption
Flexible deployment and managed service choices (including OPEX models)
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Avaya Mobile Collaboration Solution
 Avaya Aura® common foundation, services, and
management for deploying all apps enterprise-wide
 Avaya Flare® Communicator for iPad for powerful
mobile decision making with apps + communications
 Avaya one-X® for smartphones, desktops, speech
access, and home teleworking
Avaya ACE™ for multivendor application integration
 Avaya Session Border Controller (SBC) Advanced for
Enterprise for secure remote VPN-less access
Internet
 Avaya Identity Engines for secure BYOD authentication &
WLAN 8100 for voice/video optimized, campus roaming
(see http://www.miercom.com/pdf/reports/20111017.pdf)
 Avaya Professional and Managed Services driving
faster ROI and managed costs
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Enabling Campus Roaming and BYOD
 WLAN optimized for industryleading high-scale voice and
video performance
 Innovative E911 location support
to safeguard the mobile workforce
 Centralized “Identity Engine”
authentication and access control
for wireless, wired, and remote
BYOD devices including iPads
Enterprise
LAN
Ethernet
Routing
Switches
Identity
Engines
Network
Management
WLAN 8100
Access Point
 Centralized management
 Lower business risks, manage
compliance, and lower IT TCO
See http://www.miercom.com/pdf/reports/20111017.pdf
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WLAN 8100 Comprehensive Portfolio
WLAN 8100 Infrastructure
WAP 8120/8120-E WC 8120-O
•Dual radio, 802.1n
•Outdoor 802.1n AP
•8120-E: Plenum rated
External Antennas
WC 8180
•70o, directional
•Overlay or Unified
•180o, omni-directional
•WC 8180 / WC 8180-16L
Management
• WLAN Management
Software 8100
Optional Wireless Network Services
Voice/UC
Video
E-911
Guest
Management
Location
Services
Infusion
pump
Avaya 3641/3645 Range of video
end points
IP Wireless Phones
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E-911 VoWLAN Unified Wired/Wireless
integration
Guest Manager (idEngines)
Advanced
Security
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Real Time Location
Wireless Intrusion
Tracking
Detection/Protection
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Revolutionary Architecture to address Scalability
Avaya WLAN 8100
Next Generation Architecture
Legacy Centralized
Architecture
Data traffic
Control traffic
Servers
Wireless Controllers
• All traffic routed through controller
• Constrained capacity
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Servers
Virtualized
Wireless Controller
• Truly unified architecture that eliminates
bottlenecks
• Greater efficiency & reduced latency
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VENA Unified Access
Unifying Wired and Wireless at the Network Core
 WLAN 8100 r2 and Avaya ERS 8800 r7.2
delivers Avaya’s first unified wired/wireless
solution
Unified Access 1.0
– Wireless data forwarding capability embedded in
the ERS 8800 core switches
– WLAN 8180 for management/control traffic only
Unprecedented Scaling
WLAN 8100 2.0
– Leverage core switching network to
accommodate huge growth in mobile traffic
Best suited for Enterprise Campus and Data
center deployments
ERS 8800/8600 7.2
Unified Solutions becoming a table-stake requirement
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Unified Access Explained
Today’s Model
Control & Data combined
Wireless Controller
Avaya Unified Access Model
Control & Data separated
Wireless
Control
Point
WC 8180 - WC
• Common platform for
control and data plane
• Appliance or housed in a
Chassis
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Dedicated to control
traffic
Wireless
Switching Point
integrated to
ERS 8800
• Control/Data planes run on separate n/w elements
• Optimized hardware for required function
• Independent Scaling
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Unified Access r1.0
 Software only upgrade
 WLAN 8180 dedicated as the wireless
control plane (wireless management traffic
only)
 512 AP support
 Multicast Video enhancements
 RF Packet Capture
WLAN 8100 3.0
 Client Load-balancing
 Software only upgrade
 WLAN forwarding integration
 No special licensing requirements
 Multicast over SPB
ERS 8800/8600 7.2
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What’s the Differentiation?
Fit-for-Purpose Today & Future-ready for Tomorrow
 Scalability
– Allows for scaling from 256 APs
to 512 APs (overlay and unified
with the ERS 8800 as Wireless
Switching Platform (WSP))
 Performance
– Reduced latency results in
improved Voice and Video
performance
 Investment protection
– Simple software upgrade takes
a customer with ERS 8800 from
an overlay to a fully integrated
solution, providing long term
TCO advantage
Highlights
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Embedded WLAN Switching in ERS
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Low Total Cost of Ownership
Exhaustive Data scaling
Retains Centralized Control for
ubiquitous user mobility
Optimized for UC and Video
Granular QoS and Traffic Control
 Resiliency/Reliability
– Leverage Ethernet infrastructure
native resiliency
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Industry Leading Video and Voice support
 Third Party Validated
 Certified QoS
performance
 31% More video call
sessions
 23% More VoWLAN
call sessions
Miercom 2011 Test Results, Avaya versus:
Cisco, Juniper (Trapeze), and Aruba
Certified with Ascom i62
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Emergency Location Support
 Emergency location
identification (E-911 in US)
 Provides precise location of
VoWiFi emergency caller
 WLAN 8100 updates handset
location dynamically
 Relays location info to Avaya’s
E911 solution
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Comprehensive BYOD solution
Wireless & Network Access Control
Identity-based
Network Access Control
Secure
Network & Device
security
Scalable
Optimized
Future-proof Wireless
For collaborative, real time
applications
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End to End Security
 Secure, Centralized Network
Access
Identity
Engines
Firewall
 Devices directed to
appropriate VLAN
Secure LAN
 Support for today’s strongest
security standards
Guest VLAN
Controller or Switching
Point
Captive Portal
 Authentication & Encryption
Wireless Access Point
 WEP, WPA/WPA2
 Advanced Wireless Intrusion
Detection and Protection
Tablet
Laptop
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Identity-based Access Control
With Avaya’s Identity Engines
 Unified Wired and Wireless Access
 Granular policy engine
 Intelligent federated directories
 Simple affordable licensing
 Unified wired and wireless
 Vendor agnostic
 Highly available virtual appliance
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Unified Guest Access
 Convenient network
connectivity for guests
and temporary users
 Front-desk personnel
generate unique user
ID/password for each
visitor
 Associated security profile, Time of day, Restricted locations
 Robust wireless and wired guest access manager simplifies
operations
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Rock Solid Resiliency
 Native to solution - no hidden add-on
charges to get high availability
 Auto AP load balancing
 AP & Controller clustering
 Many to many redundancy
 Hitless failover
 Wireless Controllers virtualized –
availability protected
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Accurate, Real-time Location Tracking
Application (eg. Locating/Tracking)
Application (eg. Locating/Tracking)
 Find & track assets in real time
“John
“Dr
J. Smith
is here”
 People, Equipment, Inventory
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XInfusion
 Save money & reduce loss/theft
pump
Ekahau RTLS
Server
 Overlay tracking application
providing high resolution
accuracy
 Ekahau client/server
components communicate over
WLAN 8100
Asset Tag
Laptop
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Asset Tag
PDA
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Unified Management
 Full-featured tool suite for
configuration, verification,
management & optimization
Unified Communications Management
 Pre and post deployment
system wide configuration and
upgrades, monitoring and
reporting
 System-wide updates with a
single key stroke
 Integrated wired, wireless and
voice network management
(Avaya Unified Communications
Management)
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LAN / Wireless LAN / WAN / Security / IP Telephony
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"With the WLAN 8100, Avaya provides a truly unified
wireless/wired architecture that allows customers to reduce
the total cost of ownership of their wireless network while
benefiting from greater wireless capacity, performance and
coverage. In addition, Avaya is the only vendor today to
deliver an integrated wired, wireless and voice network
management solution.“
Zeus Kerravala, Distinguished Research Fellow, Yankee Group.
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Kenton County: Enabling the BYOD Campus
School District on outskirts of Cincinnati, Ohio
23 school facilities, 1,500 teachers & staff, 14, 700
students
Problem
 Gap between the computing
needs of students and staff
and the number of district
owned laptops (1 laptop per
4 students/staff)
 Aging network infrastructure
 Limited IT budget
Solution
 WLAN 8100: Scalable
wireless network that could
meet their BYOD needs today
and in the future
 Ethernet Routing Switch 8800
Value
 Enhanced learning -
improved access to
information
 Doubled number of
computing resources
available to students >4,700 personally owned
devices on the wireless
network
“In the past, primary and secondary education was all about memorization. The Internet and BYOD are changing that,
driving critical thinking and student creativity, fueled by wider access to information. Since our wireless network was
built, new equipment has been pouring into the district every day. The influx of technology has been contagious.”
—Vicki Fields, district technology coordinator, Kenton County School District, Kentucky
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Eries 1 Boces: Driving One-to-One Computing
School Districts in and around Buffalo, NY
20 school facilities, 1,500 teachers & staff, 74, 441 students
Solution
Problem
 Widening gaps in the number
of computers districts can
afford to provide to staff,
teachers & students
 Dwindling budgets
 Modern, Mobile & Connected
campus
 Wireless LAN 8100
 Ethernet Edge & Core
Switching
 Aging network infrastructure
unable to accommodate
BYOD explosion
Value
 Improved access to
educational and technical
resources
 Better collaboration between
faculty & students
 Advanced communications
infrastructure that is simpler
to operate & maintain
“The ultimate question we ask ourselves each day is: How can we provide the educational and technical resources that
our kids need? Paradoxically, soft economic conditions will help the BYOD movement take hold sooner rather than later.
Due to the budget realities, these types of programs are vital to fill the computing needs gap. In a year or two, programs
like ours inevitably will be the norm, not an outlier.”
—-- Jill Holbrook, associate director, Technology, Erie 1 BOCES, Buffalo, N.Y.
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Rothesay Netherwood School: 21st century classroom
Independent, co-educational boarding & day school
Required 21st Century-Ready network infrastructure
Embrace BYOD to enhance learning environment
Problem
 Students increasingly
bringing personal devices
 Security & network capacity
concerns
 Aging network infrastructure
 Empower teachers to
enhance learning
environment
Solution
Value
 End to End Avaya network
 Embrace BYOD securely
− IP Office
− IP Phones
− ERS 4000 and 5000
series
− WLAN 8100 series
− Identity Engines
− Unified Management
 Enhanced Collaboration
 High availability network
 Complete end to end
solution
Our goal is to build 21st century classrooms with interactive tools that help students learn in new ways. With Avaya,
we now have a powerful network that is up to the task and can support the steps we’re taking to improve learning. We
are able to get everything we need from Avaya—delivered in one fully integrated package.”
—Tammy Earle, Director of Technology, Rothesay Netherwood School
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Agenda
1. Market Trends
2. Avaya WLAN 8100 Series Overview
3. What’s new in Release 3.0
4. Avaya Can Help You Get There
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Release 3.0 Overview
 Software Enhancements
 Bonjour / mDNS Gateway support for Apple devices
 External Captive Portal support per RFC 5176
 LLDP support for AP discovery
 Radio profiles now scale up to 128
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Bonjour and mDNS support for iOS/OSX
devices
 Initial work to make WLAN 8100 service aware of
Bonjour traffic
– Recognition of mDNS advertisements
– Forward Bonjour advertisements
– mDNS filtering
– Limiting Bonjour traffic by AP Location
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Standards based API for external CP
 Addresses customer need for support of external captive
portal.
– Standard API based on RFC 5176
– Dynamic authorizations, based on RADIUS
– DAS behavior in WLAN controller.
– Dynamic Authorization Server
– DAC authorization in WLAN controller.
– Dynamic Authorization Client
– CoA messages
– Support of Change of Authorization request messages
– Support redundant external CP’s
– External CP development guideline
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LLDP for AP discovery
 GRIP: 5923, 9741
 End of LLDPPDU
 Based on IEEE 802.1ab
 System Description
 Phase 1 Discovery only
 Port Description
– LLDP transmit advertisements
– Support of multiple TLV’s
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Chassis ID
Port ID
TTL
AP management IP
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 System Name
 Management IP
 System capabilities
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Agenda – Mobile Collaboration
1. Market Trends
2. Avaya WLAN 8100 Overview
3. What’s new in Release 3.0
4. Avaya Can Help You Get There
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Assistance Every Step of The Journey
Available from Avaya Professional Services and Partners
Step 1
Advisory & Business
Consulting
Step 2
Implementation
 Advisory Services
 Planning & Design
 RF Engineering Design
 Onsite Installation
 Site Survey Network
Readiness Assessment
 Implementation &
Configuration
 Performance and Capacity
Management
 Enhanced Monitoring
Step 3
Training
 End User Training on WLAN
8100 capabilities
 Stress Testing Services
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Avaya Wireless LAN 8100 – Conclusion
Future proofed for BYOD and Video era
Seamlessly scales to support mobile traffic explosion
Architecture that accommodates whatever the future holds
Optimized quality of experience for mobile users
High performance video and voice anytime, anywhere
Secure, ubiquitous wireless roaming
Lower costs and TCO
Truly unified network that allows enterprises to eliminate hardware, leverage the
cloud, & reduce operational costs through common management
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